Blackfoot High School - Bronco Yearbook (Blackfoot, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1965 volume:

% + cxo LIFE BRONCO 1965 Photography CONNIE JUSTUS BACH PHOTOS VAUGHN WIXOM Artist KATHY MERRELL Editor-in-Chief BETTY BERRY Assistant Editor SANDEE JONES Business Manager MARY ANN HOOVER Subscription Manager BARBARA McCARROLL Sponsor MISS JEANETTE RHINEHART I BRONCO 1 EXECUTIVE IN portraying the many faces of life in the 1965 Bronco, we cannot overlook one familiar face in particular. MR. FRANK HARTKOPF has seen, influ- enced, and lived more life than most. His teaching career began and ended in Idaho where he has contributed immeasurably to his community and its inhabitants. TO this man, Frank Hartkopf, the '65 Bron- co staff dedicates its efforts. MAY he stay among us for many more happy years. DEDICATION TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION ................ 12 Faculty ..................... 14 Student Government........... 28 CLASSES ....................... 36 Sophomores .................. 38 Juniors ..................... 51 Seniors ..................... 68 STUDENT LIFE.................. 100 Clubs ...................... 102 School Life ................ 118 SPORTS ....................... 136 ARTS.......................... 164 Music ...................... 166 Debate ..................... 174 Publications ............... 180 FEATURES ..................... 184 BOOSTERS ..................... 204 INDEX......................... 216 BLACKFOOT SCHOOL BOARD School board in action JACK KESLER Nine Year Member Every other Monday at 8 a.m., an in- dustrious group of men meet to discuss the problems and achievements of our school system. Long live the school board! INSTRUCTORS IN MARY JANE BERTRAND Home Economics, Family Living, FHA Thank God it's Friday. LLOYD FRANDSEN Algebra, Sophomore and Junior Eng- lish A funny thing happened to me on the way to school ... BONNIE GARDNER English Composition. Girls Advisor, Student Government And then . . . comes on the scene RULON CALLISTER World History, Journalism. Round- Up. It s Wednesday! LARAINE EASTER Senior English, English Comp., Psy- chology, Senior Class You dunderhead! THE LIBERAL ARTS LAMAR HAGAR U.S. Government, American History Ahh, come on you guys. WILFORD HALE Economics, Spanish, Key Club I'm going to boot you guys out in a couple of seconds. ETHEL HOFF English II, Sophomore Class, Literary Club ‘ Put a cork in your ear. ELLEN (TSUCHIYAMA) LISH English III, Pep Club Let's get to work. MAUDE OWENS English III, Tri-Hi-Y, Girls Federa- tion Do I hove to do a tap dance to get your attention? MERRILL PALMER American History, U.S. Government If you think you can do better, you do it! JEANETTE RHINEHART U.S. Government, English, Bronco Staff, Ameri- can History “I have another small assignment here ... MARY SCOTT English II, Type I II, Keyettcs Be as quiet as a babbling brook. GRACE THOMAS French I II, English Fermez la bouche! JOAN THOMPSON Girl s P.E., English III, GAA, BroncCadettes “Girls, forget the boys and pay attention. 20 IN THE FINE ARTS R. ARREL ALLEN Speech, Drama, Debate, NFL Negative! RICHARD JACKMAN Art, Art Club We’re going to get this room cleaned up! MARGARET MANGUM Study Hall, Librarian Guiet in the corner. BRUCE VEIBEL Band, Pep Band, I.V. Start at the top again. Not pictured: BONNIE WARD Choir, Concert Choir, B Clefs, V. 21 OFFICE ADMINISTRATORS AFTON JOHNSON Registrar, Secretary Mr. Ferrin wanted in the office! TED RAMSDELL Attendance Officer, Driver s Educa- tion She s one to write home to Mother about. Not pictured: RON MAUGHN Biology, Head Football Coach Let s make this one good. COACHES ARTHUR GARDNER Physical Education, Head Basketball Coach Hustle! VAUGHN HUGIE District Athletic Director, US. Government Let's call this to a screeching halt. 22 COMMERCIAL ARTS HELEN KOTTER Type, Shorthand, Junior Closs, FTA Hands off! GWEN CRAWFORD Type, Junior Class, FTA Find the home keys. MELVIN C. DAVIS Bookkeeping, General Business, Stu- dent Supply No candy between classes. LELAND MATHEWS Mechanical Drawing, FFA Do as you are told. JAY C. MORTENSEN Vocational Ag., FFA Who says Teaching isn't fun? ASAEL STOTT Wood Shop That’s on unusual creation. MATH AND SCIENCE HENRY R. CLARK Physiology, Zoology, FNA Damn these teen-age drivers! DWIGHT BAKER Chemistry, Ski Club I can do anything you can do bet- ter. JOHN OWEN Biology, National Honor Society Life is intriguing. HUGH OWENS Algebra II, Advanced Math, Physics, Hi-Y Club This isn't hard. That's all in your mind. 24 HORACE KEARSIEY Geometry, German I, II, and III Ruhig bitte! MR. PERKES Algebra, Geometry Silence is golden. MR. LYONS Algebra Try again. 25 Girls' Advisor J. c 0 N R A D B E R T I N Vice Principal Boys’ Advisor COUNSELORS Student life is greatly influenced by these two hard-working coun- selors. Whenever a problem or question arises, one of them is avail- able to offer consolation or advice. Mr. Ferrin accepts a state flag from a local club for the school. PTSA officers performing their duties. 27 FREEDOM— —Birds in flight—Rolling Hills— Snow-cold mountain stream run- ning to the sea—A traffic ticket for going 25 in a 15 mile zone— Cheering the team on—Making your own decisions—Self-expres- sion— 28 Carla Weaver A. S. B. LEADERS President Ben Ycimagata Jackie Adams Secretary First Semester Student Council: First Row (l-r) Bruce Bird, Ben Yomogato, Steve Price, Jackie Adams, Carla Weaver, Marilyn Roubidoux, Randy Bird, Jim Sorenson, Bob Muray, Second Row: Lloydienne logon, Pam Peterson, Kathy Young, Lucy Black, Brenda Kesler, Jerry Fattig, Connie Arave, Colleen Howell. Judy Sage, Connie Merrill. Dawn Nickels, Third Row: Nancy Tweedy, Betty Berry, Michael Hale, Lee Robinson, Les Hopkins, Graeme Shaw, Jim Cuddihy, David Archibald, Vaughn Jones, Blaine Yamagata, Lennie Ralphs. Second Semester Student Council: First Row (l-r) Randy Bird, Jim Sorenson, Bob Murray, Jackie Adams, Carol Lewis, Carla Weaver, Ben Yamagata, Steve Price. Second Row: Christin Kerr. Jim Ferrin, Ann Hildebrand. Terry Bithell, Barry Bollwinkel, Berry Barry, Jim Lowe, Marv Parris, Parker Owens. Third Row: Linda Morgan, Becky Packer, Lucy Black, Shawna Clayson, Christine VanOrden, Jean Ott, Dan Anthony. Connie Merrill. Charlotte Berst, Alice Bewley. Last Row-. Ron Longmore, Paul McDaniels, Mike Virtue. Ralph Johnson, Steve Akers, Dawn Nickels, George Spanbauer, Kola Nickels, Linda Kay Wilson, Sherry George. CABINET Front Row (L to R.) Randy Bird, Parker Owens, Jim Sorenson. Steve Price. Ben Yamagafa, Bob Murray, Mike Jamison. Second Row: Ann Hildebrand, Jackie Adams, Marv Parris, Sheila Clayton, Sylvia Woolley. Betty Brower. Betty Berry. Third Row: Carla Weaver, Terry Bithell, Sharyn Gardner, Kathy Holloway, Nancy Edison, Linda Rowbury, Loretta Nation, Jerry Fattig, Barbara Hoopes, Lynette Hale, Carolyn Trebilcock, Vida Christiansen, Mary Yastrop, Kathy Neeley. Fourth Row: John Ramey, Doug Rowe. Joe Evans, Bruce Bird, Craig Evans. The following persons were elected as student body officers for the com- ing year: Steve Price. Pres.; Rand Elison, V. Pres.. Sharyn Gardner, Sec.; Sharon Cooper, Re- porter. One student council project was buying the BHS lettering for the front entrance. BULLETIN BOARD— La Rea Reader takes charge of the WE RE PROUD OF SUNSHINE COMMITTEE— Sylvia Ann Wooley and Susan Cannon, chairman, send flowers and cards to hospitalized and ill students. SAFETY COMMITTEE— Steve Price, Betty Brower, Lloydiene Logan, and John Ramey, chairman, put gym in order for assemblies. PIN COMMITTEE— Jerry Fattig determines student government awards. 34 SAFETY COMMITTEE— Paul McDaniels, Chairman, and Pat Hoge see that school laws are observed. FINANCE COMMITTEE— Mike Packham. Chairman, Barbara Hoopes, and Duane Cone handle stu- dent funds and budgets. CALENDAR COMMITTEE— Lynette Hale, and Sharyn Gardrer keep monthly events up to dote to keep the students informed. ORIENTATION COMMITTEE— Marilyn Roubidoux, Chairman, lloydienne Logan, and Sylvia Wooley acquaint students with new and different school life. 35 CLASSES Rand Elison Jane Wilson Vice-president Secretary SOPHOMORE STORY Ah! High School at last! The first step into the wide halls sent a tingle of excitement through the students who were to be sur-named, “The Dirt of the Earth. There was something different about this beautiful school. It had a lot more classes,-teachers, and the lockers were even big enough to hide in. The conflict then started. The sophomores were degraded by side-glances, special parking places, and going to assemblies through the back door. But despite all these social handicaps imposed by the upper- classmen, the sophomores rose above them and have proven themselves both scholastically and athletically to the student body of Blackfoot High School. We've led the honor roll many times. Our class float won second in the homecoming parade. Sophomores have been active in all sports, consistently bringing home the honors. Sophomores were also active in the debate and drama departments, and it was sophomore actors that made the excellence of the all- school play, “Our Town.” Let us not forget the leaders of this class. Many thanks must be given these three hard-working individuals who headed the sophomores for '64-'65: Randy Bird, president; Rand Elison, vice-president; and Jane Wilson, secretary. Let's keep in mind our past accomplishments and our good ideas which we, as a class, have nursed into reality. Next year, we will be proud to bear the title of juniors and wear it as an example to all B.H.S.! SOPHOMORES Karen Bauer Sharrie Belnap Judy Bench Charlotte Berst Randy • Bird Michael Bischoff Lucy Black Joyce Blackburn Eddie Blair Monita Blake Linda Blenkle Barry Bollwinkel Shelly Clayson Shari Clayton Judy Cloward Delford Coby 40 Steve Conan Debbie Cooper Kevin Cox Antone Decola Gary Delaney Jimmy Deuel Gregory Diaz Anne Dillard Sharon Dixey Bruce Dormier Patricia Draper Gary Drysdale Kesley Edmo Jim Ferrin Allan Fitch Fred Furchner Lester Galloway Alan Edmunds Rand Elison John Evans Steve Fairchilds Larry Farmer Kevin Gardner Lance Gardner Brenda George Ivan Gerdes Gwen Gilbert LaRon Gneiting Wl 41 John Haley (Thanks—the Eds.) Everrett Halfhide Richard Hanft Steven High David Hilton Mark Hanna Delwen Hansen Dene Hansen Connie Hocking Del Holbrook Phil Holloway Jerry Hong Terry Hong Steven Hoskins Ron Howard Rett Hubbard Carolyn Huff Donald Hulse Marilyn Hultz Peggy Hutcheson Di Anna Jackson Gary Jackson Donald Jensen Linda Jensen Randy Jensen Dave Jimenez Steven Jones Doug Kenley Kristen Kerr Mary Sue Kesler Nancy Klassen Leona Kmefz Larry Korb Vaughn Jones Priscilla Jorgensen Mardene Johnson Carolyn Keorsley Jeannie Loosli Larry Lusk Edra Lyman Barbara Lyon Linda Madsen Lee Mangum Roger Mangum Anita Melton Connie Merril Lena Michelson Eddy Matsaw Darell Line Mark Lish Larry Little Martina Martin Larry Mecham Sherry Mecham Taunya Mecham Roger Medford Foster Kunz Craig Lambert Steven Leavitt Claudon Lilya Jeff Miller Lynn Miner Melvin Moore 44 Linda Morgan Jan Murray Mike McDaniel Kathy McBride Carol Orgill Billie Orr Steve Nelson Dawn Nickell LaRae Nielson Argean Novas Sandra McCool Janice McIntyre Judy Naccarto Vernieda Nagashoah Bob Neff Ranae Neihart Becky Packer Marta Pappan Charlene Park Ann Parker Barbara Patterson JoAnn Petters Vicky Petterson Cheri Racehorse 45 Interest among Sopho- mores at P.T.S.A.! 46 Marilyn Ramey Argene Randall Muriel Roberts Marla Rockwood Don Rogers Becky Rojas Kathryn Rowberry Floyd Rowe Tom Rowe Cecilia Salinas Terry Salisbury Marsha Schmidt Colleen Scott Dali Scott Terry Scott Terry Seamons Linda Shikashio Judy Shoemaker Douglas Seivers Darlene Sindon Can it be that One pic- ture says more than a thousand words! Robert Smith Velma Snipe Rita Snow Shirley Spencer Donna Starkey Billy Steffen son Linda Stone Carol Storer Donna Stott Del Tackett Barbara Taylor Carolyn Taylor Dewain Taylor Donna Taylor Dennis Turman Vicki Thurman Erwin Tubbs Hector Villegas Carla Waddoups Scott Wallace 47 Soph, officers ride our float. 48 Donna Werner Virginia White Afton Whitehead LaNae Whiting Marie Whiting Roger Williams Jane Wilson Dennis Wixom James Wolfley Brenda Wood Randy Wood Ray Wootton Blaine Yamagata Vicki Yoden Cathey Jo Young Christine Young SOPHOMORE LIFE SOPHOMORE TALENT ASSEMBLY SOPHOMORE LIFE The economic way to travel. If everyone has a dime ... This sn r Candid s camera, but it might os well be. so THIS IS ENDED_____BUT OUR CLASS PROGRESSES Like all the previous sophomore classes we, too, entered the hallow halls of B.H.S. as The scum of the earth.” But the sophomore class of '63-'64 seemed to have something the others lacked—spirit! Life wasn't easy that first year. But we held our heads high as we trudged through the snow and tiptoed through the mud puddles in the direction of the back door of the gym to attend all the assemblies. Finally we proved ourselves worthy to join the star-studded student body with our sophomore hop Be True To Your School.” These honors seemed to carry us through; somehow, we finished our first year in high school. Elation and ecstasy filled the class as we looked forward to filling the position of upperclassmen. As we started school again on August 31, 1964, we realized that last year's accomplishments weren't enough. So the junior class put its shoulder to the grindstone. We succeeded in becoming a success. Out of our class came top athletes; some of our boys were on the varsity football aid basketball teams; some were champion wrestlers. Some members of the class had the ability to lead; and last but not least some of the pretty junior girls simply made school worth attending. Our prom, “Der Liebestraum”, did prove to be the most festive occasion of the year. And Carol Kershaw reigned as a true and gracious queen. The password for our class is ambition. Every task we have tackled has been a feat we've accomplished. The desire and drive of individuals has made our class ambition . . . The determination “to get the job done and do it well of our class presidents Steve Price and Jim Sorensen has given the junior class its status. And with such individuals as members of the junior class we close another chapter of our high school history book and prepare to begin just one more. This last chapter will be the most important one. Whether we succeed or fail is up to us. Our success will mark our maturity, our knowledge, and our stamina. We shall wear the crown of seniors, and wear it proudly. For we know fiat nowhere will there be a better class than the Class of '66. by Laurel Hadley Junior Editor Rondi Abend Mike Akers Lupe Alvarez J. Blaine Anderson Joe Anderson Ruth Anderson Ruth Marie Anderson Sue Anderson Cecilia Ansola Donna Anthes Dan Anthony Karen Bahr Barbara Baker Brent Baldree Blake Bales Eugene Banks Kenneth Barry Evelyn Bassett Laurie Bates Mark Beebe Harvey Bell Connie Belnap Alice Bewley Irene Bithell Loraine Blackner Rebecca Blair Jerry Bohleen Stephen Brewster Marilyn Brower Dan Budd Janet Burningham Ruth Casper 54 Gary Chaffin Marla Cheney Dale Christensen Marty Christensen Terry Christensen Wayne Christensen Robert Clark Linda Clayson Sheila Clayson Gary Clement Colleen Coles Francene Conan Frances Conan Linda Conn Sharyn Cooper Charles Cowden Giddy-up Harvey Douglas Cowden Kim Cox Bobby Cushman Dar n Dance Tommy Denials Gail Davies Sherry Davis Joe Davis — Nicki Dexter David Dick Craig Dillard Loraine Edmo Ilia Fackrell Judy Fairchild Valerie Fames Jeni Lyn Fisher Nicki Fullmer Sharyn Gardner Gory Goodrich Bryan Gordon Susan Greaves Laurel Hadley Dennis Haggerty Dilworth Hammond Joe Hansen Irene Harman Terry Harman Glenda Harris Margaret Haseldon Eldon Hatch Kenneth Henderson Pamela Hendricks We celebrities just can t stand publicity! 57 58 Alan Herbst Bradley Herbst Bill Hofer Pat Hoge Michael Holmes Linda Hook Akiko Inouye Sandra Inskeep Elaine Jacobsen Eddie Jamison Gail Jemmett Russel Jenks Pat's and Carla s ballet talent brings no reaction from Sheila. Carolyn Jensen Douglas Jensen Janet Jensen Marilyn Jensen Sheryl Johnson Dan Johnston Diana Jones Karen Jones Michael Jones San Dee Jones Connie Justus Carole Kacalek — Kurt Keren Patti Kaufman Gary Keith Carol Kershaw Violee Kershaw Brenda Kesler Tinka Kniffin Bob Krumenacker Melanie Kunz Blaine Lee Carol Lewis Bob Link Kathy tish Nancy Loosli Clyde Lott Kenna Lovell Jim Lowe Susan Lowe Nick Lucero Judy Malm Darryl May John Melanson Enoch Miles Terry Monson Kola and Diane display beauty at its peak. Wally Moses Linda Murdock Howard McBride Barbara McCarrel David McCool Mary Lu McNeal Cathleen Neeley Michael Nelson Wayne Nelson Kola Nickell Ireta Norman Wanda Ogborn Paul Moody Rhea Jean Moore Jim Morrell ROYALTY Queen: Carol Ann Kershaw First Attendant: Nicki Fullmer Second Attendant: Pat Hoge Carl Olson Don Olson Floyd Osborne Jeon Otte Parker Owens Janet Porker Mike Parker Del Parkinson I Tom Patterson Kenny Peterson Pamela Peterson Bill Pixton Tk 1 Mike Pope Steve Price Mike Pritchett Dennis Radford Ross Rainwater Lenny Ralphs Carolee Ramey Vicki Renoux Kathleen Richards Pamela Richardson June Roach DiAnn Robinson Jerry Serr Laura Shikashio Roger Sims Carla Smith David Sonnenberg Jim Sorensen Marsha Sorensen Cliff Stuart 66 Jean Taney Joyce Tauscher Thomas Taylor Varlene Taylor Doyle Teton Randy Thomas Steve Thompson Rae Tbornell Christine Thurman Nadine Thurston Carolyn Turpin Christine VanOrden Terry Van Orden Pauline Villasenor Mike Virtue Charlene Whiting Eva Ann Wilmot • Kay Wixom Dianna Womack Diane Wood Carol Wright Naomi Wright Mary Yastrop Linda Young A lily of a day Is fairer far in May, Although it fall and die that night,- It was the plant and flower of light. In small proportions we just beauties see; And in short measures, life may perfect be Nancy Tweedy Senior Editor g£tt N Senior Advisor PRESIDENT ............ BOB MURRAY VICE PRESIDENT ______ ERIC ANDERSON SECRETARY ........ LLOYDIENE LOGAN The high school years for the class of 1965 have been filled with many memorable events. During our Senior year we were shocked by the realization that there was so much to learn and that time flew by so quickly. As the first Sophomores to be underclassmen, we felt somewhat disappointed. Then we were the first Junior class to make a com- plete change in the style of rings. By the time we were Seniors, it was decided to combine Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. We have been a class of many changes, of great leadership, and of accomplishments. Through trial and error we have pushed our way to the top. With the gift of knowledge at our fingertips and the light of success burning in our hearts, we make our way into the future. JACKIE ADAMS Tri-Hi-Y 1 Pep Club 3 F.H.A. 1 Homecoming Queen 4 Journalism 2 Student Council 4 Cabinet 4 CRAIG AINSWORTH B Club 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 2 Track 2. 3. 4 M.C.A. 2, 3 TOM ALEXANDER Choir 4 F.H.A. 3 M.C.A. 3 BURLEIGH RONALD ALLEN Student Director of all school ploy Student Council 3 Track 2 DAVID ARCHIBALD JIM ANGLESEY Key Club Secretary 3 Choir 2, 3, 4 Boy's State 3 Key Club I.V. 4 N.H.S. 2, Band 4 Choir 3 CONNIE .ARAVE Tri-Hi-Y 2 N.H.S. 2 I.V. 3 Pep Band 2, 3 Student Council 4 MERLYN ASHLEY F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2. 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Literary Club 2 GREGORY ARCHIBALD Shop 3 Art 4 LARRY ARAVE SANDRA MARIE BAKER Pep Club 3, 4 F. T.A. 3, 4 G. A.A. 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4 B Club 3. 4 Football 2, 3, 4 LEE BAILEY BETTY BERRY Bronco Staff Editor F.T.A. 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Sophomore Class Sec. Student Council 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2 Ski Club 2 Jr. Prom Chairman TERRY BITHEll Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 Round Up 4 Girls State 3 Cabinet 4 Choir 1,2,3 French Club 3 LEE BLAZARD LINDA BOYER Pep Club 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 3. 4 BroncCadettes Choir 2. 3 Bronco Staff 4 LINDA K. BREWSTER GARY BRISCOE Art Club Officer F.H.A. 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 I.V. 4 RICHARD BRODT BETTY BROWER Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 Sophomore V.P. DELBERT BROWN NORMA BROWN Hi-Y 4 Track 2 Pep Club 2 Keyette 2 F.T.A. 2 Choir 2, 3 SUSAN CANNON Pep Club 2, 3, 4 N.H.S. 2, 3, 4 Keyettes 3, 4 F.N.A. 2 Student Council ANNE CALLISTER Keyettes 2 N.H.S. 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 3. 4 TERRY COBBLEY DUANE CONE Key Club 4 N.H.S. 2, 3. 4 Football Mgr. Basketball Mgr Track 2 DIAN CHRISTENSEN JAMES CHENEY Literary Club 2, 3, 4 F.N.A. 2 Student Council 4 B Club 3 Track 2, 3 Cross Country Band 2, 3 Pep Band 2 KEITH CLARK VIDA CHRISTENSEN F.N.A. 3, 4 Art 2 DARRYL DAZEY Key Club 3, 4 Ski-Club 2, 3, 4 NANCY EDISON Pep Club 2, 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 BroncCodettes, President 4 JEANIE DRYSDALE F.H.A. 3 Pep Club 3. 4 Keyettes 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 Student Council 2 LINDA EDMO Girls Fed. Sec F.H.A. 3, 4 4-H Trip to Wash., D.C. CRAIG EVANS F.F.A. 4 DOROTHY ELLSWORTH JOE EVANS F.T.A. 3. 4 Hi-Y 3. 4 Bronco Staff 2 Round Up 3, 4 French Club 2 Choir 2, 3. 4 SUE ANN EVANS Pep Club 2, 3. 4 G.A.A. 3 F.T.A. 3 KATTIE FARNES Ski-Club 2, 4 Jr. Prom Attendant Homecoming Attendant Bronco Staff 2 Cheerleader 4 F.H.A. 4 F.T.A. 3 Pep Club 2, 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4 RON FENNER I DONA LEA FACKRELL F.N.A. 3 Choir 2, 3, 4 JERRY FATTIG Pep Club 2, 3, 4 N.H.S. Cabinet 4 Girl Fed. V.P. G.A.A. 3 Student Council GARY GARNAND RICHARD FIRZPATRICK NORMAN FOWLER Shop 2, 3, 4 TEDDY FULLMER Wrestling 3 SHERRY LYNN GEORGE Literary 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 4 MARLOW GOBLE B Club 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 4 Football 3, 4 Basketball 2 Baseball 3 Track 2 Wrestling 2 Honor Society 2 SHERRILL GRIMMITT LYNETTE HALE Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4 F.T.A. 3. 4 BroncCadeftes 2, N.H.S. 3 F.H.A. 2 Pep Club 2, 3. 4 Student Council N.F.L. 4 MICHAEL HALE I.V. Club 2 Honor Society 3 Bond 3, 4 Key Club DEON HANFT VICKEY HANSEN SAM HARPER Tri-Hi-Y 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 BroncCadeftes 4 Bronco Staff 4 B Club Basketball 3, 4 Wrestling 2 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 NILS HARRIS Football 3 Basketball 3 Baseball 3 B Club 3. 4 F.F.A. 3 Track KATHARINE HARWOOD BroncCodettes 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Choir 2, 3 B Clef s 4 RANAE HARRIS Pep Club 3, 4 F.H.A. 3. 4 MAVIS HATCH I.V. 2, 3 F.T.A. 3, 4 Choir 2. 3 Girl s Fed. Rep. 4 DAHL HAYES F.N.A. 2, 3. 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 BARBARA HERNANDEZ Mascot 2 Pep Club 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4 F.H.A. 4 ANN HILDEBRAND N.H.S. 2, 3, 4 Keyettes 2, 3, 4 Literary 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 4 Science Fair 3 Pony Tale Editor Round-up Editor Speech Award 3 MIKE HIGGINS Transfer from Sidney, Nebraska ELEANOR HILDEBRAND BARD HILL Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3 DAN HILL PAUL HOBDAY B Club 2. 3, 4 Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Track Mgr. 2 KATHLEEN HOLLOWAY Tri-HI-Y 2. 3 F.T.A. 3. 4 Pep Club 2, 3, F.H.A. 2. 3, 4 N.H.S. 2, 3. 4 BARBARA HOOPES Literary 2, 3, I.V. 2. 3, 4 N.H.S. 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Band 2. 3. 4 CAllEEN HOWELL JEANNE HUFF Student Council 4 I.V 3 Tri-Hi Y 3 Pep Club 2 Keyettes 2 Choir 3, 4 F.H.A. 3 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Keyette 3, 4 N.H.S. 2 Girl s Fed. Cabinet BUTCH HULSE NICKI HUNTER Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 Basketball 2 Football 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2 F.H.A. 2 Bronco Staff 4 Pep Club 2. 3, 4 Girl s Fed. Cabinet JULIE HUTCHINGS DOUGLAS INSKEEP Cheerleader 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 Tri-H.-Y 2. 4 Autumn Royalty Winter Royalty Wrestling 2 DENNIS JACKMAN RICK JACKMAN B Club 3. 4 Football 3, 4 Basketball 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3 B Club 2, 3. 4 Football Capt. 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 DAVID LAMBERT B Club 3. 4 Bosketboll Mgr. Track 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 Football 3 Ski-Club 2. 3. 4 LEE ANN LILYA Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 F. T.A. 4 I.V. 2, 3, 4 N.H.S. 2. 3 G. A.A. 3, 4 Keyettes 2 Journalism 4 LINDA LOVELAND Pep Club 3, 4 BroncCadettes 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2 LLOYDIENE LOGAN BroncCadettes 4 Jr. Class Sec. Senior Class Sec. F.N.A. 4 Student Council 4 RONALD LONGMORE Art Club CONNIE LOU MARLOW Bronco Staff 3, 4 RUTH ANN MARLOW Pep Club 3, 4 Band 1, 2 F.T.A. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 CORRINE MATSAW mike McAllister M.C.A. 3, 4 thane McAllister ii Hi-Y Football 2 Wrestling 2 Student Council 3 Mr. Bewitching Track F.F.A. 1, 2. 3. 4 Student Body V.P Football 2. 3 Basketball Mgr DELOA McBRIDE Pep Club 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 2 G.A.A. 3 literary Club 2 I V. 4 DOUG McCORMICK PAUL McDANlEl DENNIS MECHAM F.F.A. 2. 3. 4 LEROY MITCHELL B Club 3 Hi-Y 2 Football 4 Baseball 4 KATHY MERRILL Bronco Staff 4 Art Club Sec. 3 F.T.A. 4 STEVE MECHAM JOHN MILLER B Club 2. 3. 4 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 RICHARD MONSON B Club 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 VERNA MOZINGO Girl s Glee 2 F.H.A. 3, 4 BILL MURPHY ROBERT MURRAY Hi-Y 4 F.T.A. 4 Senior Class Pres. Student Council 3, 4 Cabinet 4 Golf Team B Club 3. 4 JAMES PADIS MICHAEL PACKHAM N.H.S. Sec. I.V. 2, 3, 4 Literary 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3. 4 Pep Band 2. 3, 4 Concert Choir 4 Boy’s State 3 JAY PARK F.F.A. 2, 3. 4 Cross Country 4 ADELE OWENS Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 Keyettes 2. 3 F.N.A. 3 MARY JANE NYGARD Girl s Glee 3 DWAYNE OLSEN Football 2, 3, 4 PEGGY POPE TERRY PRISOCK JONN RAMEY B Club 2, 3. 4 Student Council Cabinet 4 Co-Captain Football 4 CLEVE RANDALL Hi-Y 2, 4 F.H.A. Sec. Football 2 LAREE READER LYN RAINWATER Bronco Staff 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 BroncCadettes N.H.S. 2, 3, 4 JIM POWELL F.F.A. MARJORIE RANSOM G.A.A. 2 Girls Glee 2 Choir 3 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 LYNN REEDER F.T.A. 2. 3. 4 DOREEN ROBERTS Pep Club 2, 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2 Marchers 2 F.H.A. 3 Choir 2 LEE ROBINSON Key Club 4 GLEN ROBINSON B Club Track 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 M.C.A. 3. 4 DOREEN RICHARDS Pep Club 2, 3 F.H.A. 2, 3 JULI ROBINSON BroncCadetres 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Choir 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 F.T.A. 3 DELL ROMRELL KENNETH ROSE B Club 3. 4 Football 3 Wrestling 3. 4 Track 3, 4 MARILYN ROUBIDOUX LANCE ROVIG Blackfoot Jr. Miss Pep Club 3, 4 N.H.S. 3, 4 Keyefte 3. 4 Student Council 3, 4 Jr. Prom Queen LINDA ROWBURY DOUGLAS ROWE I.V. 3 Pep Band 3 Literary Club 2 I.V. 2 French 2. 3 N.F.L. 2. 3. 4 ‘hoir 2. 3 RAYMOND SALINAS F.N.A. 2, 3. 4 Journalism 3, 4 Bronco Staff 4 Literary Club 3, 4 Keyettes 2 Pep Club 2. 4 F.H.A. 2 Track 2 Football 2 Basketball JANET SALISBURY STEVE SIMPSON Football 2. 3, 4 Basketball 2. 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3. 4 B Club 2, 3. 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 ALBERT SEEFRIED F.F.A. 2. 3. 4 GRAEME SHAW Hi-Y 4 Bronco Staff 2, 3 ROBERT SHAW Literary Club 2 KAYE SILER Pep Club 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 3 F.T.A 3 ZELPHIA SHEEPSKIN f7T GEORGE SPANBAUER M.C.A. 3. 4 RAEOLA SAAOUT CAROLYN SLAYTON Pep Club 2, 3 BroncCadettes 2, 3, 4 B Club 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 DON SNOW KATHY SPRAKER MERLEEN STEFFENSEN Pep Club 2, 3, 4 BroncCadettes 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2 F.H.A. 4 Student Council 3 Jr. Prom Attendant Homecoming Attendant DIANE STROSCHEIN MIKE SWENSON Choir 2, 3. 4 Band 2, 3. 4 I.V. F.N.A. CAROLYN TREBILCOCK Internationa! Science Fair Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2 F.H.A. 2, 4 NANCY TWEEDY Sk. Club 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 Bronco Staff 4 Pep Club 2. 3, 4 Student Council 4 Choir 3 F.H.A. 4 LINDA WALTON. F.N.A. 3, 4 HAROLD TAYLOR ROSS THOMAS COLLEEN TAYLOR Pep Club 2, 3. 4 WAYNE TURNER KEN WIXOAA RENAE WOOD SYLVIA ANN WOOLEY BARBARA WOODLAND Choir 2, 3, Keyettes 2, I.V. 4 Pep Club 2 Literary 3 KAY YOUNG KAREN LIM STEVE PHARIS Transfer from Snake River Transfer from Firth. Craig, Kaftie, Jackie, John, Kathy, and Rick make op for what they missed at Homecom- ing. 97 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Betty Berry, along with many other senior girls, decks out the gym in preparation for the Girl s Day Formal. Mr. Stoddard pays his compliments. Note the interest Mrs. Easter displays. Senior sextet minus one entertains fellow seniors at the breakfast. Steve Simpson adds his own touches to the Senior Prophecies. Senior girls and Mrs. E. display their finery. 100 SCHOOL LIFE “Life is indeed darkness save when there is urge, And all urge is blind save when there is knowledge. And all knowledge is vain save when there is work And all work is empty save when there is love.” 101 B R 0 N C C BroncCadettes perform throughout the year at basketball and football games. Top row from left to right: Billy Orr, Carla Smith, Lloydiene Logan, Kathy Spraker, Marg White, Carolyn Slayton, Second Row: Pat Harwood, Lynette Hale, Carolyn Huff, Nicki Fullmer, Virginia White. Third Row: Kattie Fames, Diane Edmunds, Sharon Gardner, Katherine Harwood, Linda Boyer. Fourth Row: Laura Shikoshio, Linda Shikashio, Vickie Hansen, Kristine Kerr, Napci Edison. A D E T Officers who kept the group going were: Reed. Kathrine Harwood, leader, Nanci Edison, Asst, leader, Carla Smith, Vice Pres. Lloydiene Logan, Sec., Kathy Spraker. Sponsor: Mrs. Joan Thompson. T E S 102 ART CLUB L. to R. Kay Wixom, Mike Pritchett, Marla Cheney, Mike Hansen, Del Holbrook, Shawna Clayson, Everett Halfhide, Kathy Merrell, Randy Johnson, Linda Shikoshio, Bobby Crist, Donna Starkey, and Del Tackett. 103 Poster Committee members: Mrs. Jackman, Mr. Jackman. Shawna Clayson, Kay Wixom, Kathy Merrell, Mike Hansen and Mike Pritchett. LITERARY CLUB Officers (I-r): 1. Rowbury, Pres.; A. Hildebrand, V. Pres.; D. Christensen, Sec., B. Hoopes. His.; Mrs. Hoff, sponsor. Front row: J. Sage, L. Rowbury, A. Hildebrand, D. Christensen, B. Hoopes, Mrs. Hoff. 2nd row: J. Anderson, S. George. G. Gootes, M. Ashley, M. Packham. Back row: R. Fitzpatrick, J. Shoemaker, J. Serr, B. George, B. Patterson. Sponsor: Mrs. Hoff GIRLS FED. CABINET Front row: J. Taney, M. Hatch. C. Trebilock, K. Parrish. 2nd row: M. Owens, sponsor; D. McBride, I. Harman, M Steffensen, N. Hunter, P. Pope, J. Fattig. Back row: L. Ellis, J. Huff, L. Rainwater, L. Lilya. 104 FNA Front row (I. to r.): Dahl Hayes, Sherrill Grimmet, Vida Christiansen, I la Fackrell, and Marilyn Brower. 2nd row: Carla Waddoups, Argene Randall, Norma Anderson, Linda Walton, Merlyn Ashley, and Judi Sage. 3rd row: Barbara Taylor, Amelia Hansen, Kathy Jump, Kothy McBride, Vicki Thurman, Marla Cheney. Back row: Jeanne Loosli, Gwen Gilbert, Lucy Black, Billie Orr, Eva Ann Wilmot, Kathy Hawkes, Brenda Wood, and June Roach. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front row (I. to r.): David Archibald, Duane Cone, Greg Coates, Marilyn Roubidoux, Laura Shikashio, Ann Callister, Del Parkinson, Jerry Fattig, Mr. Owen, Sponsor, Ann Hildebrand, Barbara Hoopes, Susan Cannon. Second Row: Deon Hanft, Richard Fitzpatrick, Lynette Hale, Kathy Jump, Jeanne Huff, Kathy Holloway, Jan Baxter, Mike Packham, Lyn Rainwater, Diane Christeansen, Connie Arave, Coral Weaver. Third Row: Michael Hale 105 First row: Edwin Kearsley. Mike Hole, Duane Cone, Greg Goates, Ben Yamagata, Mr. Hale, Bruce Bird, Jerry Serr, Steve Price. Lester Hopkins. Second row: Bob Bergeman, David Archibald, Graeme Shaw, Lee Robin- son, Jim Cuddihy, Marlowe Goble, Deon Hanft. Bill Pixton, Jim Lowe. Third row: Charles Cowden, Bradley Herbst, John Melanson, Dan An- thony, Jerry Bohleen, Jim Morrell. Alan Herbst, Joe Anderson, Rand Elison. Fourth row: Richard Hanft, Vaughn Jones, Roland Ogden, Luther Jones, Randy Bird, Russell Goodwin, Blaine Yamagata, Doug Seivers. The float which won the first prize in the Home- coming parade. Officers: Bruce Bird, President,- Jerry Serr, Vice-President; Mr. Hale, Spon- sor,- Ben Yamagata, District Lt. Governor,- Steve Price, Treasurer. 106 First row: Colleen Howell, Marilyn Roubidoux, Jeanne Huff, Norma Brown, Linda Greaves, Sylvia Woolley, Susan Cannon, Anne Hildebrand, Mrs. Scott. Second row: Pat Draper, Jan Murray, Taunya Mecham, Vir- ginia White, Donna Starkey, DiAnna Womack, Chris Van Orden, Glenda Harris, Jean Otte. Third row: Kristen Kerr, Carolyn Huff, Pat Harward, Terry Hong, Ann Parker, Judy Naccarato, Sonda McCool, Linda Blenkle, Carol Gordon, Barbara Patterson. Fourth row: LaNae Whiting, Lila Bank- head, Linda Morgan, Leona Kmetz, Charlene Johnson, Lucy Black, Shaw- na Clayson, Rita Snow, Priscilla Jorgenson, Marsha Fenner. Fifth row: Jane Wilson, Becky Packer, Linda Madsen, Joyce Blackburn, Sharrie Belnap, Mary Sue Kesler, Anne Dillard, Vickey Peterson, Karen Bauer. The float at Homecoming KEYETTES Officers: Mrs. Mary Scott, Sponsor,- Sylvia Woolley, President; Susan Can- non, Vice-President; Ann Hildebrand, Secretary. BLACKFOOT HIGH SCHOOL “B” CLUB First row, I. to r.: Vic Kmetz, Bryon Gordon, Steve Price, John Ramey, Steve Mecham, Rick Jackman, LeRoy Mitchell, Ken Rose. Sec- ond row: Craig Ainsworth, Larry Reeder, David Lambert, Richard Monson, James Cheney, Leon Jensen, Bob Murray, Eric Anderson. Third row: Jerry Benson, Dennis Jackman, Lee Bailey, Paul Hobday, Lynn Nelson, Wes Patterson, Mike Jamison, Tom Alexander. Fourth row: Dale Romrell, Sam Harper, Gary Garnand, Bill Kracaw, Bruce Bird, Don Snow, Steve Simpson, Duane Cone. Fifth row: Marlowe Goble, Nils Harris, Andy Teton, Ken Wisom, Nick Lucero, Wayne Nelson, Alan Herbst, Mike Parker, Kay Wixom, Terry Monson. Sixth row: Glenn Robinson, Bill Pixton, Harvey Bell, Gary Goodrich, Jim Morrell. Terry Van Orden, Bill Hofer, Ron Salisbury. Seventh row: Delwyn Han- sen, Gary Drysdale, Lynn Minor, Dennis Wixom, Rand Elison, Dale Christensen, Ken Henderson, Parker Owens, Darryl May. 108 First row: Eleanor Hildebrand, Merlyn Ashley, Dorreen Roberts, Linda Loveland. Barbara Hernandez, Marg White, Diane Edmunds. Kathy Holloway, Carolyn Trebilcock. Mavis Hatch, Calleen Howell, Merleen Steffenson. Alice Bewley, Evelyn Bassett, Connie Belnap, Janet Burningham, Violee Kershaw, Sandra Inskeep, Kola Nicked, Shelley Cloyson. Second row: Miss Mary Jane Bertrand, LaRee Reader, Sandra Baker, Steve Akers. Kathy Spraker, Nancy Tweedy, Barbara Woodland, Rhea Jean Moore, Shirley Werner, Iretta Norman, Bar- bara Baker, Mary Lu McNeel, Carolyn Reed, Lupe Alvarez, Colleen Coles, Anne Hildebrand, Glenda Harris, Deanna Murray, Linda Kay Wilson, Sandra McCool. Third row: Kattie Fames, Verna Mozingo, Linda Walton. Dale Ann Bassett, Tonna Barrett, Valerie Fames, Diane Robinson, Jean Ofte, Linda Jensen, Lena Michelson, Linda Hook, Ivalene Gray, Vilinda Sheepskin, Shirley LeClair, Pat Butler, Afton Whitehead, Jane Wilson, Marilyn Ramey, Sharrie Belnap, Mary Sue Kesler. Fourth row: Ken Wixom, Virginia White, Billie Orr, Karen Lim, Lois Ellis, Lynette Hale, Kathy Jump, Eva Ann Wilmot, Nancy Klassen, Gwen Gilbert, JoAnne Peters, Connie Hocking, Martina Martin, LaWanda Hencely, La Rae Nielson, DiAnna Jackson, Judy Bench, Annette Christensen, Linda Blenkle. Fifth row: Ray Salinas, Rick Jackman, Ted Fullmer, Jon Kesler, Reed Weiser, Joe Jiminez, Terry Prisock, Doug Inskeep, Cleve Randall, Ross Thomas, Terry Cob- bley, Harold Taylor, Ron Schultz, Lynn Reader, Kathy Lish, Joyce Tauscher, Shirley Spencer. The Float in our Homecoming Parade Officers of the club: Kathy Holloway, Pres.; Cleve Randall, Sec., Connie Belnap, Vice-Pres.,- Kattie Fames, His.; Miss Mary Jane Bertrand, Sponsor. F. H. A. 109 F. T. A. Mrs. Helen Kotter Sponsor Mrs. Gwen Crawford Sponsor Top row (I. to r.J: Ken Barry, Julie Hutchings, Mike Jamison, Bob Murray, Del Parkinson, Pam Peterson, Carol Kershaw, Pam Richardson, Linda Clayson, Linda Boyer, Kathy Neeley. Second row: Alan Herbst, Les Hopkins, Carol Kacalek, Coleen Taylor, Jean Taney, Kathy Parrish. Janet Jensen, Nancy Loosli, Nicki Dexter, Loretta Nation. Third row: Connie Justus, Lee Ann Lilya, Verlyn Weekes, Sandra Baker, Kathy Holloway, Ruth Marlow, Vickey Hansen, Marg White. Mary Yastrop. Fourth row: Mrs. Kotter, Betty Berry, Terry Bithell, Joe Evans, Jan Baxter, Mrs. Crawford. 1 10 Officers preside at a meeting, Betty Berry, V.P.; Terry Bithell, Point Sec- retary,- Joe Evans, Pres.; Betty Brow- er, Historian,- Jan Baxter, Sec. I. V. CLUB I. to r. Mike Pack- ham, Sherry George, Charlene Whiting, Barbara Hoopes, Mrs. Ward. 2nd row: Connie Arave, Marla Cheney, Colleen Howell, Brenda George, Diane Stros- chien. 3rd row: Reed Wiser, Mike Hale, Les Hopkins, and David Archibald. Ken Rose and Juli Hutchings were royalty for the Autumn Formal. The club . . . The dance . . . So This is Paris . Ill SKI CLUB Kneeling (I. to r.): Carol Kershaw, Pam Peterson, Nancy Tweedy, Betty Berry, Loretta Nation. Second Row: Pam Richardson, Pat Hoge, Kattie Fames, Dave Lambert, Marv Parris, Kathy Neeley, Vickey Hansen, Nicky Fullmer, Irene Harman, Randy Abend, Dave Dick, LeAnn Weaver. Third Row: Lyn Rainwater, Everett Halfhide, Lynette Hale, Vicky Yoden, Carolyn Trebilcock, Sheila Clayton, Terry Bithell, Betty Brower, Les Hopkins, LeRoy Mitchell. Third Row: Mr. Baker, Tom Alexander, Danny Dance, Butch Hulse, Eldin Hatch, Steve Akers, Lance Gardner, Randy Thomas, Bard Hill, Charles Cowden, Mike Pope, Craig Lambert, Greg Goates, Don Snow, Mike Sorenson, Marlow Goble, Craig Dillard, David Archibald. Officers: David Lambert, V.P.; Kathy Neeley, President; Kattie Fames, Sec.; Dwight Baker, Sponsor. Off to Sun Valley!! 112 F. F. A. First Row: (Right to Left) Mr. Mathews, Craig Evans, J. B. Anderson, Dan Anthony, Dilworth Hammond, Albert Seifred, Lynn Nielson, Dean Yancey, Terry Parsons, Gary Hansen, Wayne Christiansen, Second Row: Don Hale, Steven High, Mark Lish, Leon Jensen, Steve Mecham, Jim Bales Rich Dahlquist, Wally Moses, Lynn Reeder, Ken Allen, Ivan Gerdes, LaRon Gneiting, Third Row: Jim Wolfley, Steve Nelson, Paul Moody, Mike Parker, Randy Thomas, Mike Nelson, Allan Fitch, Tom Bartausky, Gary Delaney, Delwen Hansen, Mike McDaniel, Fourth Row: Terry Scott, Bob Neff, Lance Gardner, Gordon Arave. Terry Sea- mons, Terry Salisbury, Eddy Matsaw, Donald Hulse, Dennis Wixom, Doug Burkman, John Evans. Officers: Craig Evans, J. B. Anderson, Lynn Nelson. Back Row: Albert Seefried, Dan Anthony, Dilworth Hammond First Row: Barbaro Hernandez, Vickey Hansen, Terry Bithell, Linda Boyer, Lynette Hale, Linda Loveland, LaRee Reader, Colleen Taylor, Dorreen Roberts, Barbara Woodland, Kathy Holloway, Gail Jemmett. Second Row: Deloa McBride, Peggy Pope, Sylvia Woolley, Susan Cannon, Marilyn Roubidoux, Carolyn Trebilcock, Jerry Fattig, Kathy Harwood, Calleen Howell, Afton Whitehead, Donna Anthes, Linda Young. Third Row: Francene Conan. Frances Conan. Pam Richardson, Sharyn Gardner, Jan Baxter, Merlyn Ashley, Lyn Rainwater, Jeannie Drysdale, Norma Brown, Linda Greaves, Laurie Bates, Donna Taylor. Fourth Row: Carol Billings, DiAnn Robinson, Varlene Taylor, Margaret Haseldon, Cathy Neeley, Linda Clayson, Sharon Cooper, Randy Abend, Nicki Fullmer, Barbara McCarrell, Irene Harman, SanDee Jones, Shelly Clayson, Fifth Row: Mary Lou McNeil, Sherry Davis, Christine VanOrden, Elaine Jacobsen, Jean Taney, Wanda Ogborn, Kathy Parrish, Nancy Loosli, Nicki Dexter, Naomi Wright, Nadine Thurston, Carolyn Reed. Sixth Row: Peggy Bray, Connie Belnap, Janet Burningham, Violee Kershaw, Lorraine Blackner, Sheila Clayton. Sandra Inskeep, Kola Nickel I, Carolyn Jensen, ReaJean Moore, Marilyn Jensen, Kristin Kerr, Shawno Clayson. PEP CLUB 114 First Row: Betty Brower, V.P., Mary Yastrop, Pres., Kathy Spraker, Sec. Second Row: Pat Draper, Sherry Belnap, Verllyn Weeks, SueAnn Evans, Kay Siler, Sandra Baker, Jeanne Huff. Jackie Adams, Juli Robinson, Ruth Marlow, Marg White, Betty Berry. Third Row: Dawn Nickell, Mary Sue Kesler, Merleen Steffensen, Ann Dillard, JeniLynn Fisher, Karen Bohr, Valerie Fames, Carolyn Turpin, Kathy Lish, Nancy Tweedy, Joyce Tauscher. Fourth Row: Debbie Cooper, Charlott Berst, Terry Hong, LeAnn Weaver, JoAnn Peters, Karen Bauer, Jan Murray, Tonya Mecham, Shirley Spencer, Marsha Schmidt, Joann Johnson, Kenna Lovell, Fifth Row: Lucy Black, Argene Novas, Connie Merril, Sharrie Clayton, Marty Christiansen, Rita Snow, Janet Parker, Marsha Sorenson, Christine Thurman, Susan Greaves, Judy Fairchild, Sixth Row: Linda Shikashio, Tonna Barrett, Vicki Petersen, Charlene Park, Monita Blake. Seventh Row: Linda Jensen, Shirley Nugent, Linda Madsen, Becky Packer, Jane Wilson, Charlene Johnson, Coleen Scott, Carol Orgill, Leona Kmetz, Linda Morgan. Hl-Y First row: Jim Ferrin, Steve Simpson, Jim Sorenson, Mike Jamison, Mr. Owens, Joe Evans, Parker Monson, Mike Jones, Barry Bollwinkel, Brian Davis, Ken Barry, Del Parkinson, Marlowe Goble. Cleve Randall, Butch Hulse, Delbert Brown, Bob Murray, Eric Anderson, Graeme Shaw. Fourth row: Bard Hill, Bill Steffenson. Owens. Second row: Dave Lambert, Richard Third row: Glen Robinson, Joe Anderson, Eddie Jamison, David Dick, Tom Alexander, These boys attended youth legislation in Boise as representatives from Blackfoot. They are: David Dick, Mike Jamison, Mr Owens, Steve Simpson, and Bob Murray. Serving as officers for this term were: Jim Sorenson, v.p.; Mike Jamison, pres.; Joe Evans, sec.; Jim Fer- rin, chaplain,- Steve Simpson, sergeant-at-arms,- and Parker Owens, reporter. 116 TRI-HI-Y First row: Shari Clayton, Linda Shikashio, Carol Storer, Charlotte Berst. Second row: Mrs. Owens, sponsor, Kattie Fames, Barbara Hernandez, Jean Kingrey, Betty Brower, Carla Weaver, Terry Bithell, Ann Callister. Third row: Sharyn Gardner, Tanya Mechom, Laura Shikashio, Linda Clayson, Kathy Neeley, Pat Hoge, Connie Merrill, Carla Smith, LaRee Reader, Sheila Clayton. The cabinet this year consisted of Pat Hoge, Betty Brower, Terry Bithell, Linda Shikashio, Ann Callister. Standing, Sharyn Gardner, Cathy Neeley, Carla Smith, Mrs. Owens, Lynette Hale, Jean Kingrey, LaRee Read- er. Carla Weaver. Laura Shikashio, Sheila Clayton, Julie Hutchings, and Carla Weaver represented the girls at the state con- vention in Boise. 1 17 SEPTEMBER Industrious reporter getting her story. Mr. Merrill Palmer, Student teacher and Judi Sage, Reporter. Don't you dare snap that shutter, Parker. Joe Evans and Terry Bithell at the PTSA dance. Marilyn Roubidoux, September Girl-of-the- Month, was given the title of Miss Personality. I'm all alone in the world. Beave and his friends on the first day of school. 118 Gory Briscoe, Dean Yancey (inside) and Kenny Petersen enjoy the goodies. Is it raining down there? Joe Evans and Sylvia Ann Woolley feel for leaks while Carla Weaver turns on the faucet. Parking lot in front of BHS. Note the 65 on the seminary building which caused many agonizing moments. i OCTOBER 2—Homecoming 7—Faculty Party 8-9—Teachers Institute 24—Cross Country 30—Sadie Hawkins Senior Class float in the Homecoming Parade with the royalty. They were Kattie Fames. Loretta Nation, Jackie Adams, Nancy Tweedy, and Kathy Spraker. Carla Weaver was dubbed Miss Successful for October. Mrs. Afton Johnson, our favorite office secretary. Homecoming Royalty 120 FNA float . . . Gwen Gilbert, Jodi Sage, ' Norma Ander- son, and I la Fackrell. Noon hour Chemistry class — Carol Lewis, Bob Link, Sheila Clayson and Gary Clement. and Russ Jenks ham it up in Lamar Hagar s history class. Loretta Nation was chosen to reign over the Sadie Hawkins dance. 1 -2-3, O K, now let's see if we can't all clap together. 121 NOVEMBER 6—Autumn Formal 10—Spacemobile Assembly 13—Music Clinic 17—Minico Assembly 21—Shindig 23—Student Council Convention Randy and Morv do their stuff. Watch out for Steve when he tackles like that! Jerry rattig was named Miss Scholastic during No vember Girl s Federation meeting. She served as treasurer and president of Notional Honor Society and Pin s Committee chairman. She is a member of Pep Club, G.A.A. Girl s Track, Student Council, and Cabinet. Mike Jamison stands triggered for action prodded by friend Steve. Ahhh! Cameras scare me, soys Jeannie. Miniature rockets and missiles of all sizes were shown at the Spacemobile Assembly Judy plays movie starlet. Shani Evans kneels to her task. CC ratings hove gained status this year. Ann claims her group had 21 % fewer cavities. DECEMBER 1— Wrestling begins 2— Basketball begins 17—Home Ec. Luncheon 21—Christmas Choir Concert 23—Winter Christmas dance 25—Christmas Day Santo steals the show again! Pep Club performs its duty and has fun at the same time. Mrs. Owens adds her two cents. So this is where those gorgeous calendars come from! Janet. Merlyn, Carolyn, and Kathy model new Xmas clothes. Betty Berry has been chosen as November Girl-of-the-Month. Noted for being editor of the 65 Bronco. Betty has also been in Job's Daughters. Pep Club, FTA, Choir, Ski Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, Cabi- net, and Jr. Prom chairman. She was named Miss Enthusiasm. Mr. Owens returns anxiously awaited test papers. 125 What next, Lorraine and Sheila? Mike, Michael, Ben, Ran- dy, Bob, and Eric have lots to say about girls. Leon wins another match for us! Miss Kathy Jump, a lively senior, was chosen January Girl-of-the-Month. The title she was given was Miss Vitality As she plans nursing for a career, she is a member of the Future Nurses and was secretary during her junior year. Merlyn, Merleen, Dale, and Connie sold the most cook- books for FHA. 127 11— State wrestling tourney 12— Lincoln's birthday 14—Valentine's Day 22—Washington's birthday FEBRUARY Susan Cannon, Jim Anglesey, and Mr. Owens enjoy the sights of the AEC tour. Oh, what a sight! says Jackie os Lyn looks curiously over her shoul- der. Mr. Davis isn t all bad! 128 Miss Sylvia Ann Wooley, a lively redhead, was chosen Miss Congeniality for February. She is a member of the pep club, choir, concert choir, and for the past two years has been president of Keyettes. She sang with the Pocatello Symphony and represented Blackfoot at the Ricks College Talent Show. She played the lead in the all- school play. Leaving again, Carla? Kattie Fornes and Nancy Tweedy demonstrate their talents in the Senior Talent Assembly. 129 Winners of the Roaring 20 s contest ore David Dick, Shelly Cloyson, Vicky Yoden, David Lambert, Eddie Jamison, and Connie Merrill. ■ Nanci Edison was named Miss Activity for March. She has been a marcher for two years, acting as president her senior year. She is a member of pep club, Tri-Hi- Y, the Folkswingers. She plans to teach dancing. Future Nurses prepare for a hard day. Leona Kmetz touches up a spot on background for the play David Dick hamming it up again! So This is Paris. Shari and Butch twisting away in Roaring 20 s costumes. Barbara and Bruce busy with the scene preparation. Bard, Connie, and Shari anxiously waiting for their cues to appear on stage. C-USON1 2—Track begins 8—Youth Legislature 13—Senior Class Talent Assembly 15— Home-Ec. Style Show Elections 16— Good Friday 30—Rick's Commercial Contest EIC Golf Girl's Day Campaigners root their favorites. Junior Prom Royalty and their dates are David Roberts, Nicki Fullmer (attendant), Rick Gardner, and Carol Kershaw (queen), Marilyn Roubidoux (last year s queen). Bill Kracaw, Pat Hoge (attendant), and Dale Christiansen. Jim Cuddihy demon- strates Carla's proj- ect. Miss Ann Callister was hon- ored as Girl's Fed. Girl of the Month for April. She has been active in student gov- ernment for three years, and is a member of the honor society. Mr. Hole presides at the annual Key Club banquet. As the weather improves, the crowds move outside to sun. Katharine H. lends a hand for Girl's Day festivities Fervent studying becomes evident as time and the school year wears on. 133 i—Journalism Convention 14—Senior Ball 16— Senior Breakfast 17— Awards Assembly 18— Senior trip 19— Commencement MAY Miss Carolyn Trebilcock was named Girl s Fed. Girl-of-the- Month for May. She was Presi- dent of Girl's Fed., member of Pep Club, and Honored Queen of Job s Daughters. Carolyn also attended Girl's State in 1964. Miss Rhinehart, Mary Yastrop, and Ann Hildebrand await departure for the Journalism convention in Pokey. Mrs. Easter had a hard night before the senior breakfast. Mike Jamison reads the Senior Will to fellow students at the breakfast. Linda scallops for the Senior Girl’s Day Formal. Juli R. is in on everything. 135 Barbara Hernandez needs stretching room on the senior trip. Now, what's a fella to do? queries Mr. Ferrin. Here the winning and the losing join together to show us the good and the not-so-good in life. 1964-65 FOOTBALL SCORES Blackfoot ............. 7 Blackfoot .............13 Blackfoot ............. 7 Blackfoot ............. 7 Blackfoot .............13 Blackfoot .............25 Blackfoot .............12 Blackfoot ............. 0 Blackfoot .............32 Snake River.............12 Highland ...............21 Pocatello ............. 24 Minico .................14 Idaho Falls ............39 Malad ..................20 Bonneville .............20 Burley .................26 Madison ................26 ERIC ANDERSON JOHN RAMEY STEVE PRICE JERRY BENSON MARLOW GOBLE TERRY VAN ORDEN DENNIS JACKMAN GARY GARNAND GARY GOODRICH STEVE SIMPSON DON SNOW BRIAN GORDON MIKE PARKER BRUCE BIRD JAMES MORRELL LEROY MITCHELL SAM HARPER LEE BAILEY 1965 Varsity Squad 143 NILS HARRIS DUANE OLSON DARRYL MAY 1965 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Blaine Yamagata. Luther Jones, Lance Gardner, Ted Grinned, Floyd Rowe, Gary Delaney, Claudon Lilya. Second row: Wally Moses, Mike McDaniel, Vaughn Jones, Steven High, Mark Lish, Randy Jensen, Craig Lambert, Doug Kenley. Third row: Jerry Ennis, Coach, Dwight Baker, Coach, Jim Ferrin, Randy Bird, Russell Goodwin, Steve Walters. 144 ERIC ANDERSON, CO-CAPTAIN COACH ART GARDNER BRUCE BIRD 146 MILT ROMRELL STEVE SIMPSON 147 BILL KRACAW NILS HARRIS WES PATERSON DENNIS JACKMAN 148 RICK JACKMAN DALE CHRISTENSEN SAM HARPER DAVE ROBERTS SCHEDULE FOR THE 1964- 65 BASKETBALL SEASON. Blackfoot . . 41 Blackfoot . . . .58 Blackfoot . . . 37 Blackfoot 62 Blackfoot 45 Blackfoot 59 Blackfoot . . 61 Blackfoot . . . 61 Blackfoot . . . 50 Blackfoot 62 Blackfoot . . 70 Blackfoot 55 Blackfoot . . 56 Blackfoot 49 Blackfoot 71 Blackfoot . . . 56 Blackfoot . . . . . .54 Blackfoot 74 Blackfoot 69 Blackfoot 65 Aberdeen ...........35 Highland ...........44 Shelley.............45 Pocatello ..........37 Snake River ...... 43 Pocatello ..........38 Aberdeen .......... 52 Madison ............65 Highland ...........54 Bonneville .........45 Minidoka............55 Idaho Falls.........54 Burley .............53 Madison ............40 Shelley 57 Bonneville .........43 Idaho Falls ........74 Minidoka ...........49 Snake River ........55 Burley .............72 Regional Tournament Blackfoot . . 53 Bonneville . 51 Blackfoot . . 42 Idaho Falls . 61 Blackfoot 69 Bonneville . . . 52 State Tournament Blackfoot . . 62 Borah 71 Blackfoot . . 74 Burley 67 Blackfoot 37 Caldwell 66 149 VARSITY 150 Co-coptains Eric Anderson and Steve Simpson hold trophy the team won for Regional Runner-up. Front row, Left to right: Del Tackett, Floyd Rowe, Vaughn Jones. Second row Russell Goodwin, Rand Elison, Ted Grinnell, Roland Ogden, Randy Bird. Third row: Jim Ferrin, Coach Zeikland, Luther Jones, Steve High. Coaches: Vaughn Hughie Ronald Maughan J.V. SQUAD Top row: Don Hale, T. Van Orden, Nick Lucerro, Joe Anderson, and Lynn Minor. Bottom row: Ray Salinas, M. McDanials, B. Neff, D. Wixom, K. Cox, and P. Holloway. Golf team left to right: Tom Patterson, Jim Ferrin, Bob Murray, Eric Anderson, Parker Owens, Wayne Nelson, Mark Beebe. GOLFERS IN ACTION ! ! MARK BEEBE TOM PATTERSON WAYNE NELSON BHS TRACKSTERS Front row: Steve Price, Bradley Herbst, Jim Morrell, Gary Drysdale, Randy Bird, Ted Grinned, Vaughn Jones, Lynn Miner, and Kevin Cox. Second row: Delwin Hansen, Craig Ainsworth, Steven Hoskins, Floyd Rowe, Ronald Salsberry, Steven High, Luther Jones, Don Snow, Ken Rose, Glenn Robinson, John Ramey, and Wes Patterson. 157 Coach Art Gardner congratulates Wes Patterson, district runner-up in track. No win this time, but a good try. Ken Rose set a record of 12' 3 3 4 COACHES Left to right: Coaches Maughn, Baker, Zeikland, Voussas, Hughie, Gardner, and kneeling. Coach Ennis. CHEERLEADERS Marv Parris, Loretta Nation, Kattie Fames, and Julie Hutchings. Mascot in center is Randy Thomas. MUSIC SECTION 166 1st row: Lenny Ralphs, Steve Rowe, Mike Jones, John Ramey, Bard Hill, Jarry Benson, Bruce Dormier, Lance Gardner, Brian Gordon. 2nd row: Marla Cheney, Kathy McBride, Leona Kmetz, Doug Kenley, Roland Ogden, Don Snow, John Malanson. 3rd row: Donna Starkey, Jan Murray, JoAnn Johnson, LaRee Reader, Doreen Roberts, Barbara Woodland, Marsha Fenner, June Roach, Vicki Yoden. 4th row: Pat Draper, Diane Strochein, I la Fackrell, Dahl Hayes, Marilyn Roubidoux, Katherine Harwood, Sylvia Ann Woolley, Julie Hutchings, Del Parkinson (Accompanist). CONCERT CHOIR MRS. BONNIE WARD—Director. 1st row: David Archibald, Michael Packham, Luther Jones, Lester Hopkins, Linda Shikashio, Kristen Kerr, Carolyn Huff, Lucy Black. 2nd row: Steve Price, Reed Wiser, Everett Halfhide, Connie Merrill, Shari Clayton, Shelly Clayson, I la Fackrell. 3rd row: Taunya Mecham, Ann Dillard, Sue Kesler, Sharrie Belnap, Barbara Patterson, Naomi Wright, Carolyn Jensen, Ann Parker, Brenda George. 4th row: LeeAnn Lilya, Valerie Fames, Diane Robinson, Sharon Gardner, Colleen Howell. Barbara Hoopes, Sherryl Grimmett, Lynette Hale, Marilyn Brower. 1st row: David Dick, Joe Evans, Steve Akers, Tom Alexander, Reed Wiser, Jon Kesler, David Archibald, Lester Hopkins, Terry Cobbley, Harold Taylor, Terry Parsons. 2nd row: Vicky Yoden, Donna Starkey. Ann Parker, Marsha Fenner, JoAr Johnson, Mardina Johnson, Barbara Patterson lla Fackrell, Taunya Mecham, Wally Moses. 3rd row: Marla Cheney, Dahl Hayes, Idona Fackrell, Doreen Roberts, Akiko Inouye, June Roach, Vicjcy Renoux, Marilyn Jensen, Peggy Bray, Annette Christensen, Judy Nacarrato. 4th row: Diane Strochein, Barbara Woodland, Sheryl Johnson, Sylvia Ann Wooley, Rebecca Blair, Wanda Ogborne, Sherrill Grimmett, Diane Robinson, Naomi Wright, Carolyn Jensen, Marilyn Brower. BONNIE WARD—DIRECTOR FESTIVAL NUMBERS Sanctus and Hosanna Marches of Peace When Soft Voices Die MIXED CHORUS B-CLEFS FESTIVAL NUMBERS Ave Verum Oh Can Ye Sew Cushions Cobbler's Jig 1st row: Lucy Black, Billie Orr, Chris Thurman, Susan Greaves, Katherine Harwood, Melanie Kunz, Cacella Salinas, Dawn Nickels. 2nd row-. Leona Krnetz, Sue Kessler, Sharrie Belnap, Carol Orgill, Donna Stott, Kristen Kerr, Linda Conn. Virginia White. 3rd row: Carol Wright, Katherine McBride, Linda Morgan, Valerie Fames, Colleen Scott, Nancy Klossen. Muriel Roberts. BONNIE WARD—DIRECTOR CLINIC MRS. HANSEN MR. THRELKEl 169 MUSIC FESTIVAL Madrigals Dan Hale Lester Hopkins Lenny Ralphs Mike Packham David Archibald Idono Fackrell Sylvia Ann Woolley Diane Strochein Sherrill Grimmett Colleen Howell llo Fackrell 1 at District Mike Packham 1 at District 1 at Regional Del Parkinson 1 at District 1 at Regional Marilyn Roubidoux 1 at District 1 at Regional CLARINETS t Jerry Benson Sheila Clayton tSherry Lynn George Shari Clayton Lois Ellis Mike Jones Barbara Taylor Darlene Sindon Lee Ann Weaver Roger Williams FLUTES t Connie Arave Carolyn Kearsley ALTO SAXOPHONE t Enoch. Miles Bill Marshall ALTO CLARINET •Merlyn Ashley CORNETS •Bob Clark Bradley Herbst Clyde Lott Wade Clark Bill Adams Bruce Dormier Bob Bergeman BASS •Steve Rowe 172 PERCUSSION •Dan Budd Ronald Howard Ken Peterson BASS CLARINET •Rett Hubbard Dennis Thurman OBOE •Barbara Hoopes TENOR SAXOPHONE •Brenda George Doug Sievers FRENCH HORN t Mike Packham Gary Briscoe Joe Anderson BASSOON •Joyce Blackburn TROMBONES + Mike Hale David Archibald Steve Hoskins BARITONE •Mike Bischoff CONTRA BASS CLARINET t Diane Stroschein Don Rogers •Section Leaders tBand Council Mike Packham in the All North- west Band at Portland, Oregon. Congratulations Mike DEBATE Each year the debate squad has brought home glory and many trophies to BHS. This year was no exception. Under the guidance of R. Arrel Allen, they have out-talked and out-reasoned their competition. Doug Rowe serves this year as president of the National Forensic League (NFL). This struggling club has not been long •n existence and only distinguished de- baters are eligible for membership. Doug Rowe, Carla Weaver, and Ben Vamagata are three-year debaters and hold many honors, both locally and nationally. 175 Second year debaters are Janet Jensen, Nancy Loosli, Del Parkinson, Ann Col lister, Nicky Dexter. DEBATE Nancy Loosli, Ann Callister, and Nicky Dexter have worked hard this year and are outstanding debaters. 176 Ann C. Mr. Allen, ond lyneite, H., dem- onstrate the fact that debaters usually have their foot in their mouth. Mr. Allen, Debate coach Karen Bower, Jeannie Loosli, lynette Hale, Jeni Fisher. Second Row: Blaine Yomagata, Doug Seivers, Rand Elison, Becky Packer. Jane Wilson. 177 Debate Tournaments . . . Ricks Invitational Weber State Invitational Blacksnake Tourney District Regional State WINNERS ALL 178 PUBLICATIONS Creativity plays more of a part in life than can be meas- ured by a glance. It changes an ordinary day into one worth remembering. It turns hard work and good times into pleasant memories. 179 ROUND-UP STAFF Standing: (I. to r.) Mr. Callister, Lyn Rainwater, Linda Greaves, LeAnn Lilya, Everett Holfhide, Sue Ann Evans, Joe Evans, Judy Sage. Terry Bithell. Seated: Parker Owens, and Ann Hildebrand FIRST YEAR JOURNALISM Seated: (I. to r.) Marty Christiansen, Barbara McCarroll, Irene Harman, Lorraine Blackner. Second row: Mr. Callister, Marvalene Parris, Sharon Cooper, Randi Abend, Nicky Fullmer. Last row: Carl John, Maurice Adams, Rick Parsons, Ron Schultz. Seoted: Kathy Merrill, Shari Clayton, Betty Berry. Linda Boyer, Lyn Rainwater. Second Row: Carla Weaver, Judy Sage, LaRee Reader, Mary Yastrop, Everett Halfhide, Parker Owens, Jean Taney, Nancy Tweedy, Nicky Fullmer, Linda Shikashio. One of many meetings. Nancy Tweedy would give up any- thing to come to a meeting. Miss Rhinehart Sponsor 182 THE PONY TALE is a magazine published twice a year. The stories, articles, and poems are con- tributed by the students, but the work of com- piling it is left to the editor. This year's editor is Ann Hildebrand. 183 FEATURE EDITOR Vickey Hansen Each individual has his own talents-it may lie in beauty, intelligence, ability, success, leadership, enthusiasm, or the promise for a rewarding life. In the following pages are the very familiar faces of those who came out on top, but our school is filled with heroes and those who never attained recognition. Watch for these faces again in the hall of fame! SOROPTIMIST GIRLS-OF-THE-MONTH CANDIDATE Loretta Nation CANDIDATE Nancy Tweedy 189 F.F.A. SWEETHEART Loretta Nation AUTUMN ROYALTY KING Ken Rose QUEEN Julie Hutchings 190 WINTER ROYALTY Doreen Roberts was the BHS Senior class candidate for Campus Day Queen. Eric Anderson Julie Hutchings 191 JUNIOR MISS CONTESTANTS These girls were the girls that entered the Junior Miss Blackfoot pageant: Carolyn Slayton, lynette Hale, Marilyn Roubidoux, Lloydene Logan, Julie Hutchings, Sylvia Ann Woolley, and Linda Boyer. JUNIOR MISS BLACKFOOT AND SECOND RUNNER-UP JUNIOR MISS IDAHO 1st RUNNER-UP JUNIOR MISS BLACKFOOT Sharyn Gardner Pat Hoge GIRLS STATE Carla Smith Alternate Kathy Parrish Alternate 193 Laura Shikoshio JUNIOR PROM ROYALTY Nicky Fullmer, Attendant; Carol Kershaw, Queen; Pat Hoge, Attendant CHEERLEADERS Marv Parris, Loretta Nation Juli Hutchings, Kattie Fames 194 MASCOT Randy Thomas SPECIAL AWARDS Ben Yamogata, Carla Weaver, and Ann Hildebrand received scholarships from the local Elks Lodge. 196 197 Carla Weaver was granted $100 to further her project cn Electrophloresis. Shown present- ing her the check is Mr. Hugh Owens. SPECIALS HONORS Ben Vamagata was named the boys Most Val- uable Student in the entire state. Ann Hildebrand received the Betty Crocker Award for outstanding con- tributions in the field of home eco- nomics. TOP TEN GRAEME SHAW GREG GOATES BETTY BERRY BRUCE BIRD MIKE PACKHAM JERRY BENSON ANN HILDEBRAND SUSAN CANNON BEN YAMAGATA JEANNIE HUFF 199 CO-VALED S 1965 A BASIC HUMAN AT IRIBUfF IHAT HAS 10NG RESISTED INVESTI GATION CAN NOW BE MEASURED WITH THE HE IP OF A SIMPLE DEVICE. THE KEY TO THE MEASUREMENT IS WHAT HATPINS WHEN THE 5UBIfCT S GIVEN A SHORT REST. THE APPARAIUS 8H0W Will MIASUKI Till IIIICTOI DRIVE ON PIKIORMANCE THL SUBJECI TRIES TO BEN YAMAGATA First Place Local Health and Medicine First Place Overall Regional Representative to National SUSAN CANNON First Local Math Army Award Regional DAREN DANCE First Local Earth and Space Mechanical Engineers Award Regional 202 SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS CARLA WEAVER First Place Local Chemistry Honorable Mention Regional DARRYL DAZEY First Place Local Physics Honorable Mention Regional 203 CHARLES COWDEN First Place Local Botany BOYS STATE Del Parkinson ___ Steve Price Parker Owens Jim Sorenson Jim Morrell J. Blaine Anderson Dale Christiansen BRONCO BOOSTERS School life could not exist without the backing of the merchants in our area. Their support is greatly realized and appreciated. The Bronco Boosters this year who canvassed the town were: Mary Ann Hoover, business manager Nicky Hunter Peggy Pope Everett Halfhide Marg White Lyn Rainwater Shelly Clayson A Simplot Soilbuilders United States Steel Nitrogen fertilizers for increased farm yields. ANHYDROUS AMMONIA AMMONIUM SULFATE AMMONIUM NITRATE DICK’S FAMILY SHOES Shoes for every occasion Collins It takes N , men . SIMPLOT SOILBUILDERS 785-0888 Idaho Potato Starch Co. Collins 785-3660 206 40-46 West Bridge 785-2512 Charlotte gives Shari some help. BILL’S SERVICE SPORTING GOODS 410 S. Bdwy. 785-9913 SEWFARI Fabrics of all kinds 785-2251 22 N. Bdwy. DANS MIGHTY MARKET 785-1884 480 S. Bdwy. Just’s Army Store Phone 785-1980 137 W. Pacific rmQD€Q:DflVl 207 IDAHO ♦ POTATO PACKERS CORP. Collins 785-1252 208 Humpty’s Dump Kings Variety Store GO WHERE THE IN CROWD GOES!! Cards Toys Clothes Candy DALE’S JEWELRY Keepsake Diamond Rings Gifts for all Occasions Dial 785-1 180 STEPHEN’S CLEANERS SUPPORT THE BRONCOS 54 N. Maple HALE DRUG HUTCH’S 78 North Broadway Phone 785-2244 Family Shoe Store • Red Goose • Grace Walker • John C. Roberts Phone 785-0407 Hopkins Cold Storage 52 North Ash Phone 785-1464 C D Coin-Op Coin-operated washers Coin-operated cleaners 66 North Maple CHARM BEAUTY SALON SCHOOL Boyd’s Broadway American Prize-winning hair stylists. Phone 785-2870 BLOCK’S h f Simplot Potatoes ' it nvvv v VN Y congratulates SENIORS BUY THE BEST- BUY AT BLOCK S! 109 W. Pacific 785-0070 Boyle Furniture Bitton-Tuohy Visitors to our attractive showroom are always welcome. The very best in men s wear. 68 North Broadway Blackfoot L M Cafe Frostop Drive-in Phone 785-2642 554 Walker St. Ancho Drug I, 149 W. Bridge • Phone 785-0400 B V Bakery So. Broadway Cathay Cafe Chinese-American food 45 N W Main Minnies Cafe 41 So. Broadway LAMBERT PRODUCE Watch repair Phone 785-2730 31 No. Broadway Alva Lewis-Contractor HOLM PHOTO CENTER There's no place like Holm. Famous Name Brands m Fashion Barber Shop 91 5 J. C. PENNEY’S MODERN MOTOR CO. Auto Body Shop INDEX Class of 65 ADAMS, Jackie—30,32,71,97,120,183,188, 129,115,33 AINSWORTH, Craig—71,97,108,142,1 57 AKERS, Steve—32,71,112,168 ALEXANDER, Tom—71,108,112,116,168 ANDERSON, Eric—70,71,108,136,191,150, 146,141,116,156 ANDERSON, Linda—71,134 ANDERSON, Norma—71,105,121 ANGELSEY, James—72,128 ARAVE, Connie—32,72,105,111,172,166 ARAVE, Larry—72 ARCHIBALD, David—72,32,105,106,111,112, 167,168,170,173 ARCHIBALD, Gregory—72 ASHLEY, Merlyn—72,104,105,114,125,127,172 BAILEY, Lee—7,72,108,143 BAKER, Sandra—72,110,115 BALES, Jimmie—113 BARRETT, Robert—73 BARTAUSKY, Larry BASSETT, Dale Ann—73,127 BAXTER, Janis—73,105,110,114 BENSON, Jerry—108,130,141,167,170,172,199 BERGEMAN, Robert—73,106,172 BERGEN, Ellen—73 BERRY, Betty—4,32,33,73,110,112,115,182, 186,197,199,125,195,98 BILLINGS, Cheryl—87 BLEAZARD, Lee—74 BOYER, Linda—74,97,102,110,114,179,182,192 BREWSTER, Linda—79 BRISCOE, Gary—74,1 19,173 BRODT, Richard—74,134 BROWER, Betty—32,74,112,33,117,115,186 BROWN, Delbert—74,116 BROWN, Norma—74,107,114 CALLISTER, Ann—75,105,117,123,129,176,177 CANNON, Susan—33,75,105,107,114,128, 199,202 CHENEY, James—75,108 CHRISTENSEN, Dian—75,104,105 CHRISTIANSEN, Vida—75,105,33 CLARK, Keith—75 COBBLEY, Terry—75,168 CONE, Duane—35,75,105,106,108 CUDDIHY, James—32,76,106,197 DANCE, Denny—76,112 DIXEY, Jack DIXEY, Ella Mae DAZEY, Darryl—76,202 DRYSDALE, Jeannie—76,123,33 EDISON, Nanci—76,102,33 EDMO, Linda—76 EDMUNDS, Diane—76,102 ELLINGSON, Larry ELLIS, Lois—76,104,172 ELLSWORTH, Dorothy—77 EVANS, Craig—33,77,113 EVANS, Joe—33,77,110,116,118,119,168,181 EVANS, Sue Ann—77,115,123,98,180 FACKRELL, Idona Lee—77,168,170 FARMER, Curtis FARNES, Kattie—77,97,102,109,112,117, 120,163,188,194,129 FATTIG, Jerry—32,33,77,104,105,114,1 22,1 87 FENNER, Ronald—77 FITZPATRICK, Richard—77,104,105 FOWLER, Norman—78 FULLMER, Teddy—78 GARNAND, Gary—78,108,141 GEORGE, Sherry Lynn—32,78,104,111,172 GOATES, Greg—104,105,106,112,199 GOBLE, Marlowe—78,106,108,116,112,141 GREAVES, Linda—78,107,114,180 GREAVES, Mike—79 GRIMMETT, Sherrill—79,105,167,168,170 HALE, Annette—79 HALE, Dan—170 HALE, Lynette—79,33,35,102,105,112,114, 117,177,192 HALE, Michael—32,79,105,106,111,170,171,173 HANSEN, Vickey—79,102,110,112,114,185, 187,196 HANFT, Deon—105,106 HARPER, Sam—79,108,143,148 HARRIS, Nils—80,108,148,144 HARRIS, RaNae—80 HARWOOD, Katherine—80,102,114,133,167 HATCH, Mavis—80,104 HAYES, Dahl—80,105,167,168 HERNANDEZ, Barbara—80,114,117,135,196 HIGGINS, Mike—80 HILL, Bard—81,112,116,131,167 HILL, Dan—81 HILDEBRAND, Ann—32,33,80,104,105,107, 198,119,134,180,183,195 HILDEBRAND, Eleanor—81 HOBDAY, Paul—81,108 HOLLOWAY, Kathleen—33,81,105,109,110, 114,125,187 HOOPES, Barbara—33,35,81,104,105,111, 167,173,186 HOOVER, Mary Ann—5,81 HOPKINS, Lester—32,81,106,110,111,112, 167,168,170 HOWELL, Calleen—32,82,107,111,114,167 HUFF, Jeanne—82,104,105,107,115,199 HULSE, Butch—82,112,129,116,131 HUNTER, Nicky—82,104 HUTCHINGS, Julie—82,110,111,163,167, 190,191,192,194,197 INSKEEP, Douglas—82 JACKMAN, Dennis—82,108,141,148 JACKMAN, Rick —82,97,98,108,148 JAMISON, Mike—33,83,116,108,110,122, 135.136.196 JENSEN, Leon—83,108,112,126,113,152 JIMENEZ, Joe—83 JOHN, Karl—83,181 JOHNSON, Ralph—32,83 JUMP, Kathy—83,105,136,186 KEARSLEY, Edwin—83,106 KESLER, Cheryl—83 KESLER, Jon—168 KINGREY, Jean—84,117 KMETZ, Victor—84,108,152 KRACAW, Bill—84,108,132,147 LAMBERT, David—84,108,112,116,130 LECLAIR, Charleen—84 LILYA, Lee Ann—84,104,1 10,167,180 LILYA, Sandra—84 LIM, Karen—97 LOGAN, Lloydiene—32,33,35,70,85,102, 187,192 LONGMORE, Ronald—32,85 LOVELAND, Linda—85,114,135 MARLOW, Connie—85 MARLOW, Ruth Ann—85,110,115,134 MATSAW, Corinne—85 MECHAM, Dennis—86 MECHAM, Steve—86,108,113,153 MERRILL, Kathy—5,86,103,182,195 MILLER, John—86 MITCHELL, LeRoy—86,108,112,143 MONSON, Richard—87,108,116,152 MOZINGO, Verna—87 MURPHY, Bill—87 MURRAY, Bob—32,33,70,87,108,110,116, 136.156.197 McAllister, Mike—85 MCALLISTER, Thane—85,118 McDANIEL, Paul—32,86,35 McBRIDE, Deloa—86,104,114 McCORMICK, Douglas—86 NATION, Loretta—33,87,110,112,120,121, 181,188,190,194,197,163 NELSON, Lynn—87,113 NELSON, Lynn Roy—87,108,152 NYGARD, Mary Jane—88 OLSEN, Dewayne—88,144 OWENS, Adele—88 PACKHAM, Michael—35,88,104,105,111, 136,167,170,173,171,199 PADIS, James—88 PARK, Jay—88 PARSON, Ricky—88,181,196 PATTERSON, Wes—108,134,148,157,158,160 PETERS, John—88 PHARIS, Steve—97 POPE, Peggy—89,104,1 14 POWELL, Jim—89 PRISOCK, Terry—89 RAINWATER, LYN—89,104,105,112,114,128,180 R S T W RAMEY, John—33,89,97,108,141,157,167 RANDALL, Cleve—89,109,116 RANSOM, Marjorie—89 READER, LaRee—34,89,114,117,167,182 READER, Larry—90,108,153 REED, Bill—90 REEDER, Lynn—90,113 - RICHARDS, Doreen—90 ROBERTS, Doreen—90,114,167,168,191 ROBINSON, Glen—90,108,116,157 ROBINSON, Juli—90,115,135 ROBINSON, Lee—32,90,106 ROMRELL, Del—91,108,146 ROSE, Kenneth—91,108,111,153,157,158,159,190 ROUBIDOUX, Marilyn—32,91,105,107,114, 35,118,132,167,170,198 ROVIG, [ance—91 ROWBERRY, Linda—91,33,104 ROWE, Douglas—91,33,175 SAGE, Judy—32,91,104,105,118,121,123, 180,182 SALINAS, Ray—91,154 SALISBURY, Janet—92,125,127 SCHULTZ, Ron—92,181 SEEFRIED, Albert—92,113 SHAW, Graeme—32,92,199 SHAW, Robert—92,106,1-16 SHEEPSKIN, Zelphia—92 SILER, Kaye—92,115 SIMPSON, Steve—92,99,108,116,142,147,150 SIMS, Robert SLAYTON, Carolyn—93,102,134,192 SMOUT, Raeola—93 SNOW, Don—93,108,112,142,157,167 SPANBAUER, George—32,93 SPRAKER, Kathy—93,97,102,115,120,188 STEFFENSON, Merleen—93,104,127,115 STROSCHEIN, Diane—93,111,167,170,173 SWENSEN, Mike—93 TAYLOR, Colleen—94,110,114 TAYLOR, Harold—94,168 THOMAS, Ross—94 TOPSKY, Elaine—94 TREBILCOCK, Carolyn—94,33,104,112,114 125,134 TURNER, Wayne—94 TWEEDY, Nancy—32,69,94,112,120,115, 129,182,188 WALTON, Linda—94,105 WEAVER, Carla—30,32,33,95,105,119,120, 117,128,129,182,175,187,196,198,202 WEEKES, Verll n—95,1 10,115 WERNER, Shirley—95 WHITE, Marg—95,102,110,115 WHITTLE, Don—95 WILSON, Linda Kay—32,95 WISER, Reed—95,111,167,168 WIXOM, Ken—96,108,153 WIXOM, Les—96 WOOD, RaNae—96 [H] WOODLAND, Barbara—96,1 14,167,168 III WOOLLEY, Sylvia Ann—33,35,96,107,1 14, 1119,128,167,168,170,192 WRIGHT, Dave—96 YAMAGATA, Ben—29,30,32,33,96,106,136, 175,195,198,199,201 YANCEY, Dave—96 YANCEY, Dean—96,113,119 YOUNG, Kay—96 Class of 66 ABEND, Randi—53,112,114,181 AKER, Mike—53 ALVAREZ, Lupe—53 ANDERSON, J. B.—53,113,204 ANDERSON, Joe—53,104,106,116,154,173 ANDERSON, Ruth—53 ANDERSON, Ruth Marie—53 ANDERSON, Sue—53 ANSOLA, Cecilia—53 ANTHES, Donna—53,114 ANTHONY, Dan—32,53,106,113 BAHR, Karen—53,115 BAKER, Barbara—53 BALDREE, Brent—53 BALES, Blake—53 BANKS, Eugene—53 BARRY, Kenneth—53,110,116 BASSETT, Evelyn—53 BATES, Laurie—53,114 BEEBE, Mark—53,156 BELL, Harvey—53,55,108 BELNAP, Connie—53,127,114 BEWLEY, Alice—32 BLACKNER, Loraine—54,114,136,181 BLAIR, Rebecca—54,168 BOHLEEN, Jerry—54,106 BREWSTER, Stephen—54 BROWER, Marilyn—54,105,167,168 BUDD, Dan—51,54,173 BURNINGHAM, Janet—54,114 CASPER, Ruth—54 CHAFFIN, Gary—54 CHENEY, Marla—54,103,105,111,167,168 CHRISTENSEN, Dale—54,108,132,148,204 CHRISTENSEN, Marty—54,115,181 CHRISTENSEN, Terry—54 CHRISTIANSEN, Wayne—54,113 CLARK, Robert—54,172 CLAYSON, Linda—54,110,114,117 CLAYTON, Sheila—33,51,55,59,112,114, 117,121,136,172 CLEMENT, Gary—55,121 COLES, Colleen—55 CONAN, Francene—55,114 CONAN, Frances—55,114 CONN, Linda—55 COOPER, Sharon—55,33,114,181 COWDEN, Charles—55,106,112,203 COWDEN, Douglas—55,121 COX, Kim—55 CUSHMAN, Bobby—55 DANCE, Daren—55,202 DANIELS, Tommy—55 DAVIES, Gail—55 DAVIS, Sherry—55,1 14 DAVIS, Joe—55 DEXTER, Nicki—56,110,114,176 DICK, David—56,112,116,130,131,168 DILLARD, Craig—56,112 EDMO, Lorraine—56,119 ESTES, Georgia FACKRELL, lla—56,105,121,167,168,170 FAIRCHILD, Judy—56,115 FARNES, Valerie—56,115,127,167 FISHER, Jeni Lyn—56,115 FULLMER, Nicki—56,102,112,114,63,132, 181.182.194 GARDNER, Sharyn—56,102,114,117,33,35, 167.194 GOODRICH, Gary—56,108,141 GORDON, Bryan—56,108,142,153,167 GREAVES, Susan—57,115 HADLEY, Laurel—57 HAGGERTY, Dennis—57 HAMMOND, Dilworth—57,113 HANSEN, Joe—57 HARMAN, Irene—57,104,112,114,181 HARMAN, Terry—57 HARRIS, Glenda—57,107 HASELDON, Margaret—57,114 HATCH, Eldon—57,112 HENDERSON, Kenneth—57,108,147 HENDRICKS, Pamela—57 HERBST, Alan—58,106,108,110 HERBST, Bradley—58,106,172,157 HOFER, Bill—58,108 HOGE, Pat—35,58,59,63,1 12,1 19,129,132, 193.194 HOLMES, Michael—58 HOOK, Linda—58 INOUYE, Akiko—58,168 INSKEEP, Sandra—58,114 JACOBSEN, Elaine—58,114 JAMISON, Eddie—130,116 JEMMETT, Gail—58,114 JENKS, Russell—58,121 JENSEN, Carolyn—59,114,167,168 JENSEN, Douglas—59 JENSEN, Janet—59,114,168 JENSEN, Marilyn—59,114,168 JOHNSON, Sheryl—59,168 JONSTON, Dan—59 JONES, Diana—59 JONES, Karen—59 JONES, Michael—59,116,167,172 JONES, SanDee—4,59,114 JUSTUS, Connie—5,59,110 KACALEK, Carole—59,110 KARREN, Kurt—60 KAUFMAN, Patti—60 KEITH, Gary—60 KERSHAW, Carol—60,63,110,112,132,194 KERSHAW, Violee—60,1 14 KESLER, Brenda—32,60 KNIFFIN, Tinka—60 KRUMENACKER, Bob—60 KUNZ, Melanie—60 LEE, Blaine—60 LEWIS, Carol—32,60 LINK, Bob—60,121 LISH, Kathy—60,115 LOOSLI, Nancy—60,110,114,176 LOTT, Clyde—60,172 LOWE, Jim—32,60,106 LOWE, Susan—60 LUCERO, Nick—60,108,154 MALM, Judy—60 MAY, Darryl—60,108,144 MELANSON, John—60,106,167 MILES, Enoch—60,172 MONSON, Terry—60,108 MOODY, Paul—61,108 MOORE, Rhea Jean—61,114 MORRELL, Jim—61,106,108,142,157,204 MOSES, Wally—6i;i 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